Like actual physical scars, traumatic events can permanently change people.\u00a0 People marked by such events are always reminded of them.\u00a0 Here’s a way to represent emotional or mental scars with physical scars in a magical role-playing game.\u00a0 I use Powered By The Apocalypse jargon, since that’s the kind of RPG I usually run.<\/p>\n
When you rest and heal after battle<\/strong>, consider how you earned your wounds. If a wound or the circumstances surrounding it are important to you, it does not heal like normal and you gain a Scar.<\/p>\n When you display a Scar to remind yourself or others of the lesson you earned with blood<\/strong>, everyone who sees it takes +1 forward when acting on your lesson.<\/p>\n When you decide that a Scar no longer holds power or significance<\/strong>, mark XP. The next time you receive magical healing, the Scar will fade.<\/p>\n Examples:<\/p>\n Like actual physical scars, traumatic events can permanently change people.\u00a0 People marked by such events are always reminded of them.\u00a0 Here’s a way to represent emotional or mental scars with physical scars in a magical role-playing game.\u00a0 I use Powered By The Apocalypse jargon, since that’s the kind of RPG I usually run. When you … <\/p>\n\n